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by markhahn 2y ago
fail2ban just means an attacker would need to use many source IPs, not hard.
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by markhahn 2y ago
As another reply points out, it has a useful and well-formed meaning, even if you don't like it. UDP is at-most-once; TCP is exactly-once-in-order.
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by markhahn 2y ago
interestingly, the exokernel approach is suited to particular cases. for instance, a single application (regardless of whether it's multiple sessions, diversity of RTT, etc). after all, "get the packets into userspace with as li
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by markhahn 2y ago
maybe the lesson is that "composable" shouldn't mean "just nested".
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by markhahn 2y ago
for most people, the browser is the platform. for a somewhat different "most", the phone is the platform. none of those people care whether it's apache or nginx or something else handling the socket, or what kind of socket it
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by markhahn 2y ago
No, NT was a re-engineering of the kernel, mostly with Mach-microkernel influence, but also with input from VMS. I think the point is that people who whinge (like here) about Unix are actually complaining about Unix filesystems and user-spa
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by markhahn 2y ago
PLEASE start saying "D-Link firmware", since you can avoid this sort of silliness by just installing OpenWRT. How about another conversation: "Vendors are never trustworthy, so what to do?"
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by markhahn 2y ago
you mean because that's how you get to be a meme stock? yep. stock markets are casinos filled with know-nothing high-rollers and pension sheep.
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by markhahn 2y ago
donno. it's clear they have no effective moat. they still try hard, making themselves quite customer-hostile.
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by markhahn 2y ago
it's not open source and can only be used with nvidia gpus (by license).
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by markhahn 2y ago
gosh, pythonistas must have called you really bad names. JVM wanted to be Self, but Sun was on its last legs by then. now it's just a weird historic artifact, still casting a shadow, or at least causing an unpleasant smell. I'm c
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by markhahn 2y ago
Can I guess it's AI-generated? It has the same forced-to-BS-beyond-real-knowledge feel. It gets most of the outlines right-ish, but just hallucinates a bunch of other stuff.
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by markhahn 2y ago
did Meta present the AI as an official customer-service chatbot?
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by markhahn 2y ago
if you think newness of a technology, by itself, is a valid argument, you are merely anti-science, anti-rational. however, I'm most curious to hear of "left-over" Nazis practicing in the 80s. however, I agree that the medica
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by markhahn 2y ago
This is pointless and ill-informed cynicism. Canada is not totalitarian. Frankly, I can't imagine claiming so unless you have quite an extreme view of politics (for instance, the appropriateness of blockading downtown Ottawa). There
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by markhahn 2y ago
no one uses a PC for communication? why even would you apparently equate that silly msft with desktop use? that silliness aside, there are serious limits to how much access even bios/TPM/SMM compromises can provide. for instance,
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by markhahn 2y ago
most of this complaint is explicitly answered in the article. must have been TL...
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by markhahn 2y ago
upwards of .1% plastic seems surprising.
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by markhahn 2y ago
but you chose that service, so what's the issue?
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by markhahn 2y ago
html, really? most email users I know don't give the first shit about html. email isn't fundamentally for marketing, and it's not a publishing format, so why any html at all? suppose the only markup available is \n...
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by markhahn 2y ago
Can anyone else upload pictures of their Apple ID badges? I figure it'll save time and effort if we just collect them into a Huggingface dataset...
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by markhahn 2y ago
in-package ram is certainly not an apple thing. if anything, it's a phone thing.
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by markhahn 2y ago
being desktop doesn't imply AM5. there was a 4-channel threadripper, for instance. but I was thinking more of a mini-pc, since legacy form-factors don't make that much sense for a high-end APU. being a mini-pc would also make it
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by markhahn 2y ago
wonder when/how this will be used in desktop and server contexts - the mounting/shape seems to emphasize planar area. with current servers needing 12 channels/socket, is there space for 12x LPCAMM in even a standard 1U dual-
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by markhahn 2y ago
but programming it is "import pytorch" - nothing nvidia-specific there. the mass press is very impressed by Cuda, but at least if we're talking AI (and this article is, exclusively), it's not the right interface. and in
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by markhahn 2y ago
"Lightweight Java" hah!
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by markhahn 2y ago
Really weird to see "opinionated" used as a good thing.
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by markhahn 2y ago
Glymphatic drainage is the "point" (in the sense of "kill you if you don't do it"). And it's typical of evolution to use the behavior for several other purposes...
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by markhahn 2y ago
isn't that expected? or do you mean "I'd buy a minipc designed like a laptop"?
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by markhahn 2y ago
what does "your distro" mean here? the distro in the container, or the container host, or the client host? containers are just a packaging/isolation technique. you can keep using an obsolete stack in a container, regardless

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